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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1974

Page

7

Former Pownal man charged with Hoosick Falls thefts

Timothy J. Moynihan, 18, a resident of a third apartment in the Hoosick Falls house, faces two counts of burglary second degree and two counts of petty larceny after police linked his arrest to thefts at 6 Congress St. Joy Curtis reported stolen stereo gear, and tenants Dave and Eileen Wells noted a December 13 break in. The stolen stereo items were recovered in Bennington. piggy banks totaling about $20 were not. Bail set at $2,000 pending Jan 2 hearing before Justice Mahar. Public defender assigned.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Joy Curtis Congress St Timothy J. Moynihan Royal Howard Miss Curtis Dave Eileen Wells Moynihan Pownal Bennington Rensselaer County Hoosick John A. Mahar

Ethan Allen signup continues Manchester winter term

Registration for the winter term at Ethan Allen Community College runs through Jan. 6 at the Bonnet Street administrative offices Manchester Center and the Bennington Tutorial Center or by requesting a form by calling 362-3588. Courses in shorthands child development criminal law chemistry of clay and glazes antiques economics European history and new Londonderry offerings in contemporary American literature and creative writing filmmaking.

Manchester Ethan Allen Community College Bonnet Street Manchester Center Bennington June Bentley Sue Bent Raymond G. Bolton Beriah Wall Janice Farley Lawrie Foster James Schmidt Londonderry

Shaftsbury student named to D C foundation panel

Steven Michael Hysek from 223 Main St Shaftsbury has been named to the Washington Workshops Foundation National Student Advisory Committee. The nonprofit group, founded in 1967, runs govern ment study seminars with about 1000 high school students yearly. Participants stay at Mount Vernon College and visit Capitol Hill and federal agencies to hear officials speak and answer questions.

Washington Steven Michael Hysek Main St Shaftsbury Mt. Anthony Unien Gi School Washington Workshops Foundation Mount Vernon College Capitol Hill Washington Workshops

Falls mayor joins prestigious New York conference panel

Falls mayor Richard A. Severson of Hoosick Falls was named to the 1975 Legislative Committee of the New York Conference of Mayors and Municipal Officials by Robert G. Gardner of Wellsville. The panel comprises mayors, managers, and officials from across New York and meets in Albany during the legislative session to discuss local government matters. Also, Arlington American Legion Post 69 invites members and guests to a New Year’s Eve party with lunch at 11 p.m. The New York Conference, in its 66th year, coordinates data, liaison work, training, and reports for 460 member cities and villages. McCullough Library closes Wednesday for New Year’s Day.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Richard A. Severson New York Arlington — American Legion Post 69 Auxiliary Legion Rooms Albany

Hoosick Falls groups finalize New Year party plans

Local organizations confirm arrangements for New Year’s Eve events in Hoosick Falls and Manchester. Tickets sold for the Aerie of Eagles party. 150 reserved, 8 p.m. start with cocktail hour, Pete Roberta’s orchestra to play at 9. Other notices report Elks party tickets limited to 125, Sophie Rourke catering a smorgasbord, Steele’s Orchestra providing dancing music, noisemakers and favors at midnight, and a VFW open house with buffet. Additionally a Manchester train collision caused by Natalie Bodine’s car led to no injuries. school board meeting rescheduled to Jan 2 at 4 p.m. due to changes.

Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles Pete Roberta al Thurber Manchester Vermont Natalie Bodine Scarsdale N.Y BPO Elks Sophie Rourke Steele’s Jerry Schwartz Hoosick Valley Post VFW School Street

Miss Jo-Ann Doyle Joins Alpha Chi Honor Society

Arlington student Jo-Ann M. Doyle daughter of Edward and Mrs Doyle was initiated into Alpha Chi National Scholastic Honor Society at Parks College of St Louis University. She earned the honor for high scholastic attainment and campus leadership as a Parks College transportation travel tourism student Cahokia IU.

Jo-Ann M. Doyle Edward Doyle Parks College of St. Louis University Miss Doyle Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary Parks College Cahokia

White Creek United Methodist schedule and holiday visits

No services at Jermain United Methodist Church January 5 and 12 while Rev. Carter Adriance is on vacation. Church and Sunday school resume January 19. United Methodist Women meet January 3 for prayer and self denial. Members of Cambridge United Methodist Women join White Creek group. Various holiday visits noted among local families including Cook, Healy, Nesbitt, Hoard, Leith, George, Telford, Weselak, Perry and Souness families.

Jermain United Methodist Church Carter Adriance United Methodist Cambridge United Methodist Women White Creek

Milk price aid faces uncertain fate in Ford veto risk

Senator Aiken says President Ford unlikely to sign a bill raising federal support for dairy milk to 85 percent of parity amid Butz opposition and consumer reaction. Vermont officials consider action over the issue, claiming harm to farms and environment.

Washington, D.C UPI Sen Aiken Ford Earl Butz Butz

Powell named legislative aide to Rep elect Jeffords

Bret M. Powell of Essex a former deputy Secretary of State was appointed legislative assistant to Rep elect James M. Jeffords in a Monday announcement Powell brings government experience to the Vermont team joining Jeffords staff in a move that aligns with his career in public service and state administration

Stockbridge William J. Pritchard Castleton Gaysville Pritchard F.A. Tucker Construction Co Central Vermont Public Service Corp Fair Haven Union High School

Garrow pleads insanity in triple murder case in New York

Robert F. Garrow Sr. already serving 20 years to life for one murder pleaded innocent by reason of insanity to two more killings. He confessed to the summer 1973 slayings of Philip Domblewski and two camping students Susan Petz and Daniel Porter, and admitted involvement in Alicia Hauck's death, though no charges were filed. In Albany, Gov-elect Hugh J. Carey prepares to take office after a transition from 16 years of Republican rule, with Gov. Malcolm Wilson bidding farewell after 36 years in state government. Carey is to be sworn in Wednesday.

Albany Robert F. Garrow Sr Garrow Philip Domblewski Schenectady Susan Petz Daniel Porter Alicia Hauck Syracuse Hugh J. Carey Malcolm Wilson Nelson Rockefeller Carey

Longest Berkshire unemployment line in Adams history forms

In North Adams and Adams Berkshire, crowds at the unemployment office filled the building and moved to the Concourse, with 1,800 new claims and 1,500 continuing claims reported for Northern Berkshire. Welfare figures rose sharply, with more families applying for food stamps and increases in general relief, AFDC, and medical assistance from November 1973 to this year.

Barbara Cece Northern Berkshire Counseling Center Richard Grillion Adams Office Department of Welfare North Adams Main St Adams Berkshire Hathaway Inc Berkshire State Department of Public Welfare Anne E. Ciuk Adams Welfare Office Berkshire County

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NASC Mass North Adams State College Ruth Innes Department of Sociology Jonuay Connie Ethan Allen John Ruppe Roger Wilken D.C. Foundation Falls Legion Party Workshops Foundation Munsey N.W McCullough Berkshire Plaza North Adams, Mass Edith Beaumont Manchester School Board Haseen Arlington Helene Thompson Eleanor Niles Jan Cook Greenwich Conn Sophia Healy Arthur Healy Middlebury, Vt Thomas Nesbitt Waitsfield, Vt Mr. and Mrs Gordon Nesbitt Marion Knapp of Claude Hoards Douglas Leith Laurie George Suny, Cortland Donna George Cooperstown Donald Georges William Telford Bill Harry Andrew Malcolm Souness His John Souness Ted Weselak Buffalo Oliver Perry Maple Shade N.J Maurice Perry Skier Killington Sherburne Robert Chapellier New York City Robert I. Tepper Rutland Hospital J. Carleton Stickney Burlington U.S South National Education Association FEA Fuel Company Boston LeSage Fuels Winooski Federal Energy Administration Robert W. Mitchell Jeffords Down In
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